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It's possible to do the same thing over thunderbolt too. Both protocols give you memory mapped access to the remote computers memory. You can read and write any
by spitfire 15y ago
It's possible to do the same thing over thunderbolt too.
Both protocols give you memory mapped access to the remote computers memory. You can read and write anything on the other system. Great if you're building a distributed system and want shared memory.
Not so great for the average desktop/server environment.